The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-19
Dense Crowds of People Cheer the Monarch
as He Passes Through the Streets-Pro-
tracted Interview with Prince Bismarck.
Fresh Alarm Caused by Announcements
as to the German Crown Prince.
The French Scandal Will Come Up To-Day in
the Chamber of Deputies. and Test of
Strength Is Expected-Cable Notes.
TIE GEAR AT BERLIN.

An Elaborate Reception the Russian Ruler
"A Long Interview with Bismarck.
BERLIN, Nov. 18.-Ths Car of Russia arrived
in Berlin this morning. The preparations to
receive him were in keeping with his rank. At
o'clock the Alexander Regiment, in parade uni
form. took position in the Altenstrasse espla-
made. They were to act guard-of honor at
the depot A company of the Second Regiment
of the Guard, with a band and colors. and one
company of the Alexander Regiment, with col
ors. were stationed in front of the Russian en-
bassy. Prince William Of Prussia went to Wit
tenburg early this morning to join the train
bearing the Russian imperial family. At the
Berlin depot were gathered the royal Prussian
princes. the hereditary Prince of SAKE Meining
en-, Duke John of Mecklenburg- Schwerin,
General Won Moltke and all the generals of the
Berlin and Potsdam garrisons. On the arrival
of the imperial train, at 1040 A.
NJ, the Gear passed in front Of
the guard of honor at the depot be-
ing accompanied by Prince William and the other
Prussian princes and Gen Won Moitke. EN-
peror William started for the Russian eDb bassy
at IL o'clock. The Gar and Czarina were driven
to the EN- bassy. The Gar, with Prince William
of Prussia, occupied open carriage drawn by
four horses, and botn wore Russian uniforms
The Czarina and Princess William followed in a
close carriage. Dense crowds of people were
denburg gate to the Lehrte depot, and the
imperial party were greeted most enthusiast
caily as they passed along the thorouehfare
Arriving at the embassy, the Czar received
three flags colonel of the Alexander Regiment.
and a general officer. a non commissioned officer
and private reported themselves to act as or
derlies. The Gear and Prince William alighted
in front of the embassy at lilo, and passed
along in front of the guard of honor which
was drawn up there. The Princess and the
CZarina remained in their carriage. The Car
had intended to first visit Emperor William,
but he was anticipated by the latter, who went
to the Embassy and awaited the arrival OF the
Gar. The Emperor dressed in uniform
and wose his Russian orders He received the
Gar on his entering, the embassy In a most cor
dial manner All tn princes who were at the
Depot followed the Car to the embassy. After
the three flags of the Alexander Regiment were
delivered to the Gear, the guard of honor at
the embassy marched past the building before
both Emperors, who stood together at a window.
The Emperor remained at the embassy three
quarters of an hour and then returned to the
palace. He was warmly cheered by the people.
At half past IL the Czar, accompanied bys Ger.Ap
Won Werder returned the Emperors visit. The
Cars visit to the palace lasted half hour He
to the emil bassy and afterward paid
visit to the princes staying in Berlin.
Prince Bismarck visited the Gar at the en-
bassv at o'clock. and afserward received Gen.
Tcherevin, the Cars aid-de-camp. The inter-
view with the Gear lasted hour and a halt
and was held at the Iatter's request
The Czarina and her FIVE children visited EN-
peror William this afternoon.
As the Gar and Prince William were driving
through the Koenigs- platz man threw paper
into the carriage in which they were riding The
for a moment caused intense excite
ment among the on-lookers. The Car took the
paper. and, without opening it. placed it under
his cloak. The man who threw IL is a stranger
in Berlin. He was Immediately seized by the
police Later. while the imperial party
passing through Unten-den Linden a young
man tried to throw a petition into the Cars
carriage He arrested.
At the state banquet, this evening ninety
eight covers were laid. Prince Bismarck and
his wife and Count Herbert Bismarck were
present at the banquet. The Czar and his party
eft Berlin for ST. Petersburg at $50 o'clock this
evening.
There was a scanty display of bunting the
various public buildings and private residences
today in honor of the Cars arrival. None Of
the official or semi official papers contained an
address of welcome to the Gar.